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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-17

A COMMUNICATION on the "drummers'
tax" is not printed, cs the matter is in
the bands Of the court and will be de-
cided in day or two.
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Dr.. MCGLYNN could not 60 to Rome
before the election, but since that con-
test has been settled he is going to roam
all over Europe.
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THERE will be fewer parties in New
York hereafter. Like daily newspapers
in Texarksns, they spcing spontaneously
and die esrly.
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No display ads. Of less than three lines taken
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FRED GRANT wss the first TO telegraph
his congratulations to his Democratic op
ponent, Cook.
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OFFICE OF THE FORT WOETH AsAl
DENVER CITY RA LWAY COAPssh- /
FORT n ORTIZ, Tex, hOT !, lA''

The regular annual meetiBg OF the o I11@r
OF the Fort WorthsHnd Zen e C!y o. -.
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pauy nlhA'city of Fort w h, TeFsss' w ~ r
second Tuesday in December, 4's.' . - Z
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come beforeit. r,..
ny 0iuoi VI suo 'esIueHs. rraaIf.
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PULITZER may own the World but not
the earth.
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BLAINE should hire Malone to embslm
his boom.
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q reaIsseYed letter, at risk Of Office,
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detS.
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WANTED-S0O men on ex1sp-,-----.,.-- e.
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men, teamsterag and srrs''',a!, Is
wages OF teanster@ SIS per m-nl, -
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OK TO San Angelo.
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81 K.vrtlan BE Ksaalsd 1
tForsshe cure 81 disrrhef shoi' NJ
Aasnirs's Benns Plant femsos i
surpassed reuedys
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
n,..o,nrinn Nntics

- DlssoIurlon NOTICE.
The firm ofZellcr Bscs is this da7 diSso.i e.
nut al eonse tJzd1 Zeller and George rs,
Withdrawing. .Eke business vi be cos..--'
solely By Chasfes EslIer. J.. us ZELLLh
GEoReh z 1r,I,E
Fort Worth, Nov. Is, 1887
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Ok TO Denver.

OK TO Jseksboro.
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THE GAZETTE has the largest
hona-fide Circulation of any Daily
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addressed BY Drs. Rardee ard Briggs; New
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w once .. 407 Pee N s,res, - S,,- A,gi
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WANTED White woman ToG075-~
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FoE RBNT-DwELLINes
,FFOa saLE-LIVF srOrs

EOR SALE.-A bIa3E mare. AZ h9,,,>~
i SyPa OLD, good buggy or s, 90 d., - g
perfe tlFFgentIe. Apply 10 ". D Il ~.
AndFrws' livery st hl'.. II 'u-tnn 90. ID
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ths Fort WorAh Grcosr c6mushy's.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1887-06-28
OFFICIAL NOTICE
To All Persons Doing Business I'm Custer
County.


OFFICE OF THE COUNTY CLERKl
OF CUSTER COUNTY,
u MILES CRY, M. T., June q, 1887.
10 whom II may concern:
Inasmuch as the new license law
passed by the lsst Legislative Assem-.
bly OF the Territory Of Montans, con.
tains many new provisions and mater.
tally changes the old law In many re-
spects and ss the law has not had
general publication, thereby enabling
those interested to become acquainted
with its requirements. II has been
deemed essential TO publish 1t for the
information of the business men of
Custer county Following is the law
In full to which the attention of all In.
terested is directed. L. c. DEAR,
County Clerk.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1887-06-28
AssAYERs.

Sixth, All assayers who do q bust.
ness Of two hundred dollars per
month and not more than five hun.
dred dollars per month, i've dollars
per quarter; and all assayers doing Q
business of more than i've hundred
dollars per month, ten dollars per
quarter. =
LIVERY AND FEED STABLES. EXPRESS,
TRANSFER AND FREIGHT WAGONS.
SEC. 2. All keepers Of livery and
feed stables shall pay license Of fif.
teen dollars per quarter, and all keep
ers Of hay yards, corrsls for feeding
stock or selling hay, shall pay q
license of eight dollars per quarter.
All keepers of liveries who shall keep
and use more than two buggies, carri.
ages, sleighs or other vehicles, shall
pay license of two dollars and fifty
cents for each and every such vehicle
per quarter, In addition to the fifteen
dollars above provided. All omni-
buses. carriages, express wagons,
transfer and freight wagons, that are
run for hire or profit. in any city or
town of more than five hundred In.
habitants, drawn by one horse, shall
pay two dollars and fifty cents per
quarter. and for each additional horse
used Herewith, two dollars and fifty
cents per quarter.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1887-06-28
MERCHANTS.


Sec. 3. Every person who has Q
fixed place Of business, who may deal
In goods, wares or merchandise, drugs
or medicines, jewelry. or wares Of pre-
cious metals, or who shall expose the
same for sale, shall pay license a.
follows: Those whose sales are ten
thousand dollars or more per month,
shall constitute the first class, and
shall pay license Of forty dollars per
quarter; those whose sales are five
thousand dollars and under ten ,thuu-
sand dollars per month. shall consti-
tute the second class, anu shall pay q
licepse Of twenty dollars per quarter;
those whose sales are two thou.
sand dollars and under fve thou
sand dollars per month, shall con-
stitute the third class, and shall pay
license Of fifteen dollars per quarter;
and those whose sales are one thou
sand dollars and under two thousand
dollars per month, shall constitute the
fourth class, and shall pay license OF
ten dollars per quarter; and those
whose sales are five hundred dollare
and under one thousand dollars per
month, shall constitute the ffth class,
and shall pay license Of five dollars
per quarter; and those whose sales are
under five hundred dollars per month
shall constitute the sixth class, and
shall pay license Of three dollars per
quarter.
AUCTIONEERs.
SEC. 4. All auctioneers shall pro,
cure license and shall pay therefor ~
follows: Those who shall sell or offer
for sale cattle, horses, mules, or other
live stock, In any town or city con-
tanning two thousand or more inhabi.
tants, shall pay twenty-five dollars per
quarter; and all auctioneers who shall
sell at auction anv such stock outside
of any such town or city containing
less than two thousand inhabitan.
shall pay ten dollars per quarter; and
auctloneers who shall sell property OF
any kind at public sale In any place ~
above specified, shall procure license
and shall pay for II ~ follows: All
such auctioneers who shall do business
In any town or city containing tw0
thousand or more inhabitants, snai!
pay fifteen dollars per quarter, ana all
such auctIoneers who shall sell outside
Of any town or city, or In any town OF
city containing lee than two thousand
Inhabitants, shall pay ten dollan per
quarter o. ave dollars per month.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1887-06-28

AN ACT CONCERNING LICENSE
BE u enacted By the Legislative Assens.
6lyof the Territory Of Montana:
SECTION /. There shall be levied
and collected by the tax collector o
license tax as follows:
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.
First. From each billiard or pool
table, ten dollars per quarter. =
THEATRES AND TRAVELLING SHOWS.
Second. From the manager or lessee
OF every theatre, two dollars per
month, and for each exhibition of
opera or concert singing, minstrels,
slight Of hand performances. legerde-
main, and other shows or exhibitions
Except that exhibitions and concerts
for schools and charitable purposes,
shall not be subject TO the license herein
provided for the same ~ required for
theatrical performances, and every cir
Gus shall pay license Of fifty dollars
per day and Ave dollars per day for
each side show.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1887-06-28

rlitn, Each pfofeeei0nai man oeiofe
prscticing 40 such, oil lawyers. dent
lists, physicians. surgeons, and oil
other professions, insurance agents
and real estate agents, shall pay IL
cense OF sixteen dollars per snnum;
provided, that all persons who draw
any legal instrument, deed, power Of
attorney. or other document for which
he charges fee shall be considered Q
professional man.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1887-06-28

The board of county commissioners
of the several counties shall have the
power to revoke any license issued un-
der the provisions Of this act when IL
shall appear to them that q person 90
licensed under the provisions Of this
act has been convicted for violation OF
any of the laws Of this territory relat-
ing to the sale of intoxicating liquors.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1887-06-28

SEC. Q. Every brewer or manufact-
urer Of malt liquors whose business
amounts to one thousand dollars or
more per month, shall pay license Of
twenty dollars per month, and those
whose business amounts TO les than
one thousand dollars, and more than
i've hundred dollars, shall pay II.
cense Of ten dollars per month,
and all those whose business amounts
70 less than five hundred dollas per
month, and every manufacturer OF
pop, soda. or other drinks put up In
bottles, except that above specified,
shall pay . iiospss Of i've dolan psr
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-07-15

One Of the results or the civil service
h0nbug. to which Csevelasd seems %
much attached, il shown II Tie detection
81 the forgeries Of Oscar .. Harvey,
chief Of hor>e division - "a Auditor
ONCE He II Rep0blicsn Of the mug
wsnp type. but voted for Blaine, and
wss appointed BY Cleveland. over the
re,nonsf-Sr~~s n - Democrats OF his
sts'rr because Ne passed : good exami-
ngion- H. forEed vouchers and drew
from the Treasury over $4,000 So
mnch for CleveiAnd's policy Of having
political opponents In once, who hest
ssie q nothing which will hurt : Demo
cratic adminisfafion Of azEiirs--even -
- this osse, the grosssst rasoality. Turn
The rnscsls OUT
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-07-15

UThe Gibson County Board Of Com
missioner hare employed . couple Of
bswyers 70 investignse The books Of the
Cosnsy Auditor and Treasurer Of that
county from 1ess 70 the present-tweoty-
too yearl II The lawyers occupy -
Dsch fi0s u proportion = invesfigs-
sorf usually Do going through the books
Dor four years-the limit Of recovery Of
shortages By lsv-the Commisrioners
and al he prcseat geaeration will be
having their books Of life passed upon
by the inexorabie Judge or I'll things,
before the 6nal report IL made 70 The
hoard. and taxpsyers viii enjoy the
privilege q psyisg for Life salaries %
tbese attorneys. Ihs stforssys have Z
god thing Of ID.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-07-15

0Te Evansville Bosiness Ns1s A.
sociation ask The Air-Line for : change
81 tine. - thst persoes along that road
raa reach Evansville in the morn
ing and come away in the evening. We
thought they had that nov. 4 train ~
rives there y 10 IS n The morning and
issves n 5 il the evening. and sometimes
gets 20 Jasper BY daylight next morning
Ne would like % - the engine that
brings The train into Jasper It SOS p
-, snd which goes back 10 Hunting
burg for the freight IN the afternoon.
leave regularly q 5 o'clock. and take .
coach insiesd Of going back BY itse'f, %
that passengers coming 70 Jasper on the
morning train could have the day for
busiBesa and could ct back home that
night ana that passengers here who
wsnt 70 20 20 Evansville. could 20 down
on the Evansville accommodation from
Hunfingburg- II should also connect ~
Hunfingburg with the - o'clock MIG 81
west bound train, % that passengers
from Louisville for Jasper could get
through hat night
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-07-15

SxyNorR ASD OaLEAxx y R-Ths
mesting q Seymour Monday - the In.
terest u this enterprise wss largely o.
eenoe6. and ~ : nsober o. capitalists
from OHIO. gho think they - boBann
. ll IL meeting adjourned ill July
tsth. Sor Ne purpose " getting up the
necessary papers and sfeck. when
Snilt tnis will give Jasper : splendid
kassern and Northern connection.
Econ hes.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-07-15

nv narsisgs l5esasss uers issosd this
veek ~ C1srk Ecksrt % shs following
cogples:
Co. =. rorneh'ss ssd May l.
xsnnsel.
5snss Z. Askies ssd May =, Kss-
dAll.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-07-15

n Couri<r i Be1;ab;y informed that
che sforkhot3ors q The Airline rAilroad
ars - veil eaiis6ed With their present
invessment nd iss dividend paying sbii-
ify. thar they intend 70 exteDd - co.,
neefions. % - - make h ooe q the
large corporations Of the country With
this end IN view thew are about % make
arrangements With l. & y. Midway for
huilding . bridge across the Ohio ~
Ogensooro. ny. and the extension Of
II Airline from nockpors % hat cry.
nd that they wili also boild line from
Jasper 70 Indianapolis. 20 - % make
shis part Of their property. in connection
VIII the L. q ~ from Owensboro, .
graf North and Sonth iine-
A reference 10 the map viii show that
sAe roupietion Of The enterprise, - fore
Swallowed BY the Airline manager snd
oWner<. would make almost N air-lioe
from NASHVILLE. Tenn, 70 Indianapolis.
- zach o. which places IL viii connect
whh the vast sysfems 81 railvays per-
rssafing al The prodnclng portions 81
Csifed States. North and ssufh- II
~osld poon develop . through busiDess
shat would in ils iDmensify eclipse al
~ presenf rootes- - n would b the
Doss direct besveen he great distribo-
ting centers-
ne route, too. from Jasper 70 lsdiss-
spciis, would for The most part b Of -
~ssy grade. going over . country : great
portion Of VI ich 10 yet devoid Of rai.-
way facilities, slfhongh veil developed.
zsricuyfnralIy, and where fsrmers are
compelled 70 haul their produce fer
s,iies On dirt roads 20 market
This road completed would unQues-
sicnab,y build up large tramc, also. il
coal. md probably other miBersls, -
nrcst Of il woR.i be laid over : continu-
.rs coal bed, already developed for local
nsss. and showing IN the best grades Of
~emi- block. camel and bjt0UiDous Goals.
ssifabie for al Uses- This coal, In many
yisces. Il only awaiting railway trans
rcrssfion 70 Be largely worked b Tie
s,resent oWDerS q ths land and IL oP-
pertunity for Z Northern market thus
sreped BY this PROPOSED line, would
furnish tbe road . paying freight tsa6c
frun the start
We are sure tie people III along Tie
route viii welcome The enterprise
heartily, and backed, - il viii b. BY
The necessary capital 70 insure il bsiid-
ing. viii eagerly aid if il order 70 secure
she Advantages o. iss ioeaxioa-
The bsilding q this rod vii - Of
great brne6t 70 Jasper and vicinity. - it
Will furaish our manufacturers North
asd Sogsh facilities for marketing their
prod.ctions vastly superior % The pre-
~~sf, 40 With Dc b1ilding Of IL Via
ussDes aad New Alhaay rod viii 0ake
JsFer Q1ite : railroad cester- Hurry
- de JasPsr ssd Indianapolis railway.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-07-15

THE PLAINTIFF in the above entitled
= cause having fled their complaint
therein. together With . af6dsvjt that
the defendants Anna Nacbemer. Adam
Nschemer and Emily Limp, arc not res
idents Of The Stste Of Indiana- and thai
this action - for the partition Of real -
tate In the State OF Indiana, and 70 quiet
title thereto. Nov. therefore, The said
defendants ere hereby notified that un-
lee fbev Be and appear On The second
day OF The next term or the Dubois Cir
cuit Court, 20 b holden % the drsf
Monday % September. a D. 1851. q
The courf-ho0se 10 The town Of Jseper.
IN sid county asd Sssts, ard Answer o.
demur 70 said complaint. The same viii
- heard and determined u sheir o.
sesce-
~ y, In witsess whereof. hare
- hereuutc 81 my hand and a.
Gxed the seal or sid court, tbis tsh day
OF July. A. r.. 1857.
IcxA1x ErKsrr. Clerk y. G. G.
TRArioa 4 Hv>rEr, Att'ys
July >. i5e1- ~. lp. T. es.i
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-07-15
real ESTATE AGENCY!
j. b. SLATER,
Real Estate Agent 1t
IRELAND. IND.


The following Real Esiate for sale.
sss acres u. miles ear - Huntrrh1rs 60 sr-ss ~
timber. hslnnce culuratirr 70 sc-rr ~ meadow.
10 kru~< and barn. rcrs c-rhE-d rscd farm fr,cs
- pr scrs. tsy terms
- s~-st nile south q HnrtnFhrr. g sro -
rufsssirn. hslsnrs - Timber. r~c< frame h~uss and
hs-n rrc6 r~rts-d. rlentv II ~sfrr fnrt 81 PEI
sc~< half o~~rs hAissrs On Easy terms
HOUSE and rvt lots - BurtirEhr-g snc
c<i.xs. good ists "a ss<lsrr street. frirs esm han
DOR. essy Terms for bzlxn1e.
ts~w offrs sc-<x one nile south 81 lrelsDt md
ferr nsiss .eE 9 ss.rs- shss. 80. I. -.nsss -
rpc< frame house and in< f-afie very gcoc fsrn-
srr< 90 per trrntessy.
ises. sr-es b miles ~ ir~Sne - cleared
=. = ~ sr leo 80. rsassss county iss. rsy
vel Just litfis rulrg snuurf rccc ftnne- - = "
s.s ~ 4: plenty Z s.,s- : nns = y. ' Y ,"s
sprs IN ard fwr yss-f ~ rcr rent
lsr acres . niles frrn v-ipsr. fiks rrrrfy. miles
sruff ~esf from ireland To- balance
~sr rrse frrBs Asu1e sdfh ~ rrams rsc< Stable
sfnst>1 good ruthr rnsc near srb-oi ana rtrrct
Oh prr acre ezsi ss~n. balance very esy isrna.
good cbeap farm
80 sr-es 80 niies nr-fh-ver a rrslsnd un~s
frcn Jasper ec~< 10 seres cicare< bal
ancs CORD THINKER. fitsls KIND ecct fvc-
-. spsrsd,d isrn ana rsse ss;rsss-Ssse. - ~
scs-
"a. sr-r< about ls& sr-ss n rr,nvr,cr. sve Toe
kuuse< erctsrt. plenty ~ rood vnfsr. hnc rolling
miles wsss q Ireland. - per scrs. g< cheap fGrn.
terms very easy.
- sss - cleared and IN rr,s.ss5us. % n rod
wkne oas timber. Frcd hs-r anc~s -. r-ct bruss
ice sDd y snt. too fs1 rsrcs god crtksr6 land u
: 81 4 ireland Friut es.nse. terms easy A rplen-
dsc erssr spc stcut farm very desirable.
- srrvs shcvs - srrcs cleared rood frvD. house
and rn1c frame prw bsrn. rnsc orchard. 6xh pond.
good l1tfls farm ~ miict from Orwell I'D nfiel
~sr oflrelspd - pr sc-~: terms cary.
Sxs scres on white river. s miles nnrk a. eiutIi
~ acres 10 h.rscm. hslsnre Ill. - sc~es IN dead
ming. - acres m good poplar and vkifs oxx unhs
enough tfrher 10 mrre ska1 hs1f nay fer fam. rcr<
frame bcust. fc<< luu snt plenty ~ living sss<r
4 very gcct farm - PER srrt; terms eary-
~ n~<s - sr~~s clssr~< hslsDos In fsnher sr~<
nee fsrnf kru<t- rpc6 frame boutf. crs shrui
81 90 rsoc hsrn ernt young crrhsrc. plenty n ~rer
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scue ~ me farm lrtis wcrr. nil<s ueE ~ Jssper
20 prkfr rnsf splendid ftr<k md gran fS~n FrScs
~ ~ scrs. hall ccsr sne sssy terms 90 lsiAsrs
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new !. srrx a iss1. ep~c Sspcirr md plenty u fru
,vsrt. spt small sruiu q ~ tipts. n Rrrf rs~s 4
fgsn rsu -. t<rns cary. very desirable prrp-
nv.
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res high 500 - -. rrnc rrrrfrrr and shelving.
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-07-15
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JULY 10th, 1897
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One parlor 81 -ose sofA. ose ROCK
er. one easy chair. and 1onr uPholstered
chairs; one cndis; ooe bed room set-
one bed&fead. drnser and wash stand !:
one dining rc onl set-one table. elk
chairs and side 5osrd: one kitchen set
one kitchen tahoe. i've chairs sBd cafe !:
I've bedsfeada f0s wash stasd With
drawers- one y nrdrobe. two lounges.
three upholstered chairs, nix rocking
ehairA two childreDs' rocking chairs.
twelve cane toueD chairs, one centre
table. one fancy md. one hak rsck and
umbrella stand. Twelve picture frames,
i've looking GhssDes, threo hanging
Tampa four scln6 laDpa. one sowing NJ
chine, glass and china VAN. kitchen
ufensilk one wood cook sfove, three
heating stoves. Terms 70 Be made on
dav Of sAleL
4l-2L ISAAC KAHN.